Loch Vista by EoinArmstrong
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Description
Terraformer 2 and WM combo terrain.
Post levels, curves, noise (f/g grass), clone brush (remove black areas - oopsie!), sharpen and sharpen brush, Melancholytron (colourisation), saturation adjustment and diffuse glow (b/g distand haze on the lake).
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Comments (41)
Stunning work ! Well composed and spectacular DOF! Amazing colours and perfect light. Congrats...Regards...Walter
Great work and exl.POV.
These combinations yield some pretty interesting terrains. This one has excellent depth provided by an ideal POV. Your post work enhancements have made this an outstanding piece of art.
aaaa haaaa! Noise!!! I've been wracking my brain to think of way to get that crunchy look on surfaces - ty ty ty. Nice mix of filters here, I never thought of doing that. This is the most stunning picture - the colours are just beautiful. Great attention to detail and excellent pov! More!!!!!!
Fabulous colors!!! Somptuous view!!! A real Artistic work!!!!!!V
WONDERFUL and VOTE ;)
HA Love the glowing surfaces. Wonderful work. I have started to adjust saturation, too, it gives realism to the lighting and surfaces. V
Wonderful work !!! XLt colours and texturing... BRAVO ;)
excellent work
wow - i love this green! excellent terrain btw ;)
Nice point of view, and, with respect to WEELADDIE, I have seen parts of the Highlands, and the Southern Uplands, this colour. However, it reminds me of a BBC Scotland programme, a year or two back, which featured a postman in the Highlands, who had over twenty miles, each way, to travel on his bike, to deliver the post. Most of it without a track. You would need a good mountain bike for this terrain, too.